Fiduciary Liability Insurance: Under-loved and Under-utilized
By Richard (Dick) G. Clarke, CIC, CPCU, RPLU As insurance products go, fiduciary liability insurance is not old—the first policies emerged in 1975, following the
Do You Need Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage If You Have Health Insurance?
Dwight M Kealy, J.D., MA, CIC, AAI Does your insured really need Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage if they have health insurance? In these difficult times,
The Health Plan 401(k) Has Arrived
By Brian Gilmore, J.D. January 1, 1980, was a momentous day in the employee benefits field. It was the day Internal Revenue Code 401(k) went
Protecting and Insuring Wine Collections
By Neil Kaplan, J.D., DipWSET, AAA It was wildfire season in California. Fires were raging through the hills, threatening lives and property. One wine lover’s
Josh Kroeger, UACIC—A Student Success Story
After a 14-year career in professional baseball, Josh Kroeger, UACIC has transitioned careers into the risk management and insurance industry. During a recent interview, Josh
What is Actual Cash Value?
David Walker, CIC, CRM, ARM, AAI, LIC, discusses this important definition; most think it is replacement cost minus depreciation, but this answer may be just the default response due to a lack of knowledge.
The History of Rough Notes Magazine
In this Resources webinar, President & CEO, Walter J. Gdowski, uncovers the unique history behind the insurance industry’s most recognized publication, Rough Notes Magazine. Rough Notes Magazine began in the late 1800’s and is
The Power of Female Insurance Producers
Dustyne Bryant, MBA, CIC, CISR- Personal Lines Academic Director Joan E. Sansing, CIC, ARM, AAI- Faculty- Dynamics of Selling Are you a new female insurance producer? Do
Are You Insuring A Pandemic Pod?
Dustyne Bryant, MBA, CIC, CISR- Personal Lines Academic Director The pandemic is lasting longer than we ever thought, and we’re all looking for new ways
